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Grazing Star Farm

Agricultural Day
“Offering a unique Flower Bar experience with sustainably and locally grown seasonal blooms will drive engagement with customers and community. It will provide a fun, creative, customizable experience that is sure to be memorable.”
— Lindsie Barone, Grazing Star Farm
The Grazing Star Farm roadside stand, a small wooden building in a mown field with an OPEN sign out front and a hand-lettered board reading Honey, Syrup, Eggs, Mixed Bouquets.

What You’ll Find at Our Booth

Mixed flower bouquets — dahlias, zinnias, lisianthus, sunflowers, and fresh herbs — plus a DIY flower bar where you pick your own blooms and build an arrangement in a jar to carry home. Maple syrup and raw honey from the farm.

About

Grazing Star Farm is a backyard flower farm run by Lindsie Barone, now in her third year growing cut flowers. Everything is grown and cut by hand. At the farm's roadside stand the flowers sit alongside honey, maple syrup, and eggs. At the market she brings premade bouquets and sets up the flower bar, where you choose your own blooms and arrange them yourself — kids welcome to build one alongside an adult.

Adapted from instagram.com/grazingstarfarm

Inside the roadside stand: a chalkboard welcome sign under a longhorn skull and a garland, thanking customers for supporting a small family farm.

People

Lindsie Barone, solo owner-operator

Location

Vermont

At the market since

First season

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@grazingstarfarm

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Wrapped bouquets lined up on a live-edge wooden bench inside the stand, with bottles of maple syrup and jars of honey on the shelf below.
An overhead view of a bouquet of snapdragons, sunflowers, and statice in yellow, purple, and orange.
A long wooden crate packed with mixed bouquets — sunflowers, snapdragons, zinnias, and daisies in cream, peach, and pink.
Bouquets built around dahlias in deep magenta, butter yellow, and blush, seen from above.
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